Chris, to get monno / gecko installed, when creating a new wine config, just press enter in the respective installers and wait for it to do it's thing. Audiogame manager will always complain that they're not installed no matter what you do, I believe arch's way of installing them is very different to ubuntu's.

No, it's a lot simpler than that. All you have to do is run wine with any parameter. It will create a new prefix, and then download / open installers for mono and gecko. These are both inaccessible GUI's, but like I said earlier, enter should do the trick. They usually take anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds, but after that, you'll have mono and gecko. audiogame manager will probably still scream at you whenever you try installing something, but the games themselves will work just fine.

wow, this sounds cool. I might have to get back into linex again just to try this, but I am having some trouble getting it up and running, so may need to make sure that my vm settings are right.

A new version of audiogame-manager has just been released. If your version does not update automatically, you will need to redownload it. There was a bug introduced in the last version that has been fixed now. After this version, automatic updates should work again.

mac support is here. It requires manual setup, so it is a wiki entry only. Thanks to Jeremiah Ticket for writing and testing these instructions. Thanks to lilmike for proofreading.
the wiki entry can be found at https://fossil.wolfe.casa/install-audio … =Mac&p.

A tip for fixing the above problem is now on the wiki. Here is the relevant text:
Gatekeeper must be disabled for audiogame-manager to work correctly. Run the following command to disable gatekeeper.

sudo spctl --master-disable

i'm having the same issue and my gatekeeper is disabled as well.

Thanks, this now works! I'm excited! Time to play around with it!

I think that is a cosmetic error. Since that was the first game you installed, the file didn't exist. It should exist now, and the game you installed should launch so long as it is in the list of working games. I will try to have that grep message fixed for the next update. If you are unable to launch the game, let me know, and I'll move that problem to the top of the list.

Yep, I'm using it on Linux, and just spent an hour playing Death on the Road. Really, this game manager is even great for finding *new* games to play, that I've not played before. I mean, when setup is as easy as choosing a game to install from a menu, it's incredibly easy to try new games, and i would encourage any developers to think about supporting this, or even adding your games to the list!

you should be able to import them. If I remember right, there's a "stages" directory you put them in and they load. To get to that, go to the directory:
~/.local/wine/adventures-at-c/drive_c/Program\ Files
In there should be the installed program, and somewhere in that directory should be the stages directory.
After reading your post more carefully, I see you said save, not stage. The same thing should still apply, just put it in the correct spot, and it will hopefully work.

Sequence Storm can be downloaded from Itch.io. I'm not sure that you can get it there without paying for it again as I think that's different from steam. Sequence Storm does not work on the Mac for now. Hopefully we can figure out what the problem is with 64 bit games on Mac and get that resolved though.
To remove a game you no longer want, run audiogame-manager with the -r flag. Select the game you want to remove and press enter. you will get the confirmation message "The selected game has been deleted".